ADDENDUM to SUGARMAN and SUGARMAN
Veterans, their relatives and others who kindly supplied information for this paper are: Barbara Barnett, Alan Bath, Jane Bennett (Australia), the husband of Doris Blustone, the Bogush sisters, Samantha Chalmers (archives of Newnham College, Cambridge), Iona Doniach, Ruth Doniach Durant, Ralph Erskine, Ernest Ettinghausen, Penny Finestein, Joan Friedman, Gila Goldberg (Israel, the daughter of J. D. Goldberg) and Hilda Feder-Goldberg (her mother), Samuel Goldstein, Peter Hilton (USA), Morris Hoffman, the Jewish Chronicle librarians, Bernard Lewis, Wilf Lockwood, David Loewe, Michael Loewe, Cynthia Maccoby, Morris Milner, Beverley Nenk, Rolph Noskwith, Kate Perry (archives of Girton College, Cambridge), Peter Pilley, Dame Miriam Rothschild-Lane, Ann Ross/Mendoza/Meadows, Anna Sander (archives of Balliol College, Oxford), Jeremy SchonField, Hugh Sebag-Montefiore, Ruth Sebag Montefiore, Valerie Serkes (the daughter of Harry Home), the nephew of Maurice Spector, Peter Willett (University of Sheffield), Phyllis Wix, Lena Woolstone.
ADDENDUMMartin Sugarman writes, in connection with his article entitled ‘Confounding
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2005
Other articles within the volume
- Jews in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
- ADDENDUM to SUGARMAN and SUGARMAN
- Breaking the codes: Jewish personnel at Bletchley Park
- Aaron Aaronsohn: forgotten man of history?*
- Sir Louis Sterling and his library*
- A note on Jewish trade unionism
- The Poor Jews’ Temporary Shelter: an episode in migration studies
- Women in the great Jewish migration*
- The Association for Providing Free Lectures to Jewish Working Men and Their Families, 1869-1879
- Dr Angel Pulido and philo-Sephardism in Spain*
- Vice versa: Samuel Montagu, the first Lord Swaythling*
- The nineteenth-century constitution of the Sunderland congregation*
- Lord Burleigh’s support in the Privy Council for Dr Hector Nunes and his commercial ventures
- Preface
